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Re: Mercruiser 5.0L carburetor issue?? here
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Re: Mercruiser 5.0L carburetor issue?? here
compressed air does not clean off fuel glaze.
if you are trying to see if an idle circuit is ok . with compressed air you cannot see the air coming out of the venturi port . with carb cleaner you can see the cleaner squirt out. more
I don't think this applies to me because of the recent rebuild.
cans of compressed air like used to clean a PC are difficult to work with, freeze up, etc. [links]
Furthermore, where is the neutral safety switch on a boat? Most small boats with outboards, outdrives and gasoline inboards have a neutral safety switch in the engine control handle. Some transmissions have the switch mounted on the shift lever. here
Shifter and Gears The lever operates the transmission along with throttle. When the lever for one outboard is set to the center position, the boat is out of gear. Push the lever forward and the boat goes into gear. It engages the transmission, which relays the drive power from the engine outboard to the propellers.
Similarly, it is asked, why does my boat stall in neutral? more
PROBLEM: The engine stalls in neutral, at idle, only. When your outboard starts right up, keeps running with throttle applied in neutral, but shuts down the moment you come back to idle speed in neutral, the issue is likely to be a sticky or broken AIS (automatic idle speed) valve.
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This unit is available for all 8 cylinder 5.0L/305 CID or 5.7L/350 CID V8 engines originally equipped with the 2 Barrel MerCarb. here
Replace your original equipment 2 Barrel MerCarb/Mercruiser Carburetor with electric choke and front fuel inlet.
Base Bolt pattern is: 3 3/4 X 2 inches. more
Make your boat run the way it should. Replace that problematic MerCarb with a Real Rochester GM quality part for Mercury Marine applications.
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Install the new throttle position sensor at the recommended location on the intake manifold with the provided bolts. Connect the provided jumper wire to the sensor and the appropriate tab on the ECU module.
Locate the engine’s electrical block at one side of the engine compartment. Remove the cover. Connect the main leads from the ECU module to the corresponding positive and negative terminals on the block. Replace the cover.
Install a high-output fuel pump. Attach the original fuel supply line from the fuel tank. Attach the new fuel line that connects between the pump and the new EFI throttle body. Reconnect the original wires to the new pump. here
Remove the engine cover. Disconnect the cables from the battery and the ground on the engine block. Turn off the fuel supply valve at the fuel tank.
Install the fuel sensor from the kit into the threaded port on the manifold near the throttle body. Refer to the wiring diagram from the kit and attach the appropriate sensor wire to the push-in connector at the fuel injector. Route the remaining wire to the ECU module and attach it to the appropriate tab on the module.
Detach the pair of electrical wires at the fuel pump. Disconnect the fuel lines from the pump. Remove the fuel pump. [links]
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